Horrible brown strains on and between teeth :(

[claireh1989]

I wore braces when I was younger but they didn't fully straighten my teeth.
My bottom teeth as very crooked and not straight, meaning it's always been harder to clean between them. I also drink a lot of tea (no red wine or other drinks that might stain though).
I'm tried everything... coconut oil, baking soda, tumerics and even a descaler that I bought online.
The staining just won't go and it's getting me really down... People stare at those teeth then they're speaking to me. Can anyone recommend anything? I don't smoke btw and eat healthy.

Go and get them cleaned by a hygienist

Hydrogen peroxide
9% - dilute If needed
Swish in shower

I do it for 3 mins and started for gin disease a few years ago. It my teeth are so white

Professional cleaning by dental professionals, possibly followed by whitening

What toothpaste do you use? If I use corsodyl toothpaste I get this. The hygienist can clean it off though.

@Bryonyshcmyony

Go and get them cleaned by a hygienist

this

See the hygienist regularly and ask what they recommend

I also have some staining from tea but I just don’t want to give up drinking it and couldn’t bare to drink it through a straw 😂

If it’s getting you down then try whitening toothpaste and for a stronger result you can pay for whitening. Giving up tea would also help if it bothers you that much.

Hygienist, maybe a course of whitening too or a good whitening toothpaste depending on the efficacy of your scale and polish. Nothing beats a professional clean for those kinds of stains

See a dentist or hygienist. I get my teeth cleaned every time I see the dentist for a checkup.

It's the tea and you need six monthly cleaning by the hygienist.

Hygienist twice a year and get a Sonicare toothbrush to maintain.

You don't use Corsodyl mouthwash, by any chance? I used it for a while and got terrible staining between my teeth, which went when I stopped using it!

I get the same. I use activated charcol for brushing which does wonders. I've tried multiple times to get in with a hygienist but all dentists are full here.

Hygienist will get rid of the staining. It feels and looks great. You will feel better.

Tepe brushes and hygienist.

Definitely see a hygienist. I have overcrowding on my bottom teeth and teeth overlap
But the hygienist has really helped

My hygienist has a swish new machine that basically jet washes your teeth. I came out the other day with whiter teeth than ever, all brown staining gone including a really stubborn one. I'm having them whitened some time next year after my braces are removed to match the new veneers I'll be getting. But I'll be keeping it up with six monthly visits to hygienist. I also use a good electric toothbrush and whitening toothpaste.

Hygienist!

@Bobmonkfish

Hygienist!

I've never been to a hygienist so don't really know where to start. My own dentist I guess. Is it usually the same place?

Any range of costs if it's NHS dentist?

Every dentist ive ever been to has a hygienist.
Book in aand get them cleaned.
Everyone in our house goes every 6 months

They are all private (i think).
Its about 40/50-80 depending

Mine in London is 65

I go to the hygienist every 3 months, the older you get the more important it is to avoid gum disease and staining. Well I did go every 3 months before covid anyway.

@EIIa where do you find hydrogen peroxide if you are in the UK? I used to use in US but cannot find here!

I was also going to ask about corsodyl, I had bad staining from using it and a hygienist removed it all first session.

Have you been to a dentist/hygienist about this?